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Next time you head into Starbucks, the music may reflect your barista’s mood. In a partnership with Spotify, all 15,000-plus Starbucks employees in the US will receive Spotify Premium memberships. Those employees will then be able to stream playlists they helped create while making your latte. After the US rollout, Spotify and Starbucks will take the show on the road, hitting Canada and the UK. Starbucks customers who are also Spotify users can earn stars via the Starbucks Rewards loyalty program with this partnership; the first time the rewards platform has been opened to a third-party. To earn stars, Starbucks customers…
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Next time you head into Starbucks, the music may reflect your barista’s mood. In a partnership with Spotify, all 15,000-plus Starbucks employees in the US will receive Spotify Premium memberships. Those employees will then be able to stream playlists they helped create while making your latte. After the US rollout, Spotify and Starbucks will take the show on the road, hitting Canada and the UK. Starbucks customers who are also Spotify users can earn stars via the Starbucks Rewards loyalty program with this partnership; the first time the rewards platform has been opened to a third-party. To earn stars, Starbucks customers…
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If you miss your iPod Classic, a new app might help ease your longing. A new keyboard app for iPhone named Click Wheel Keyboard takes all the fun of your old-school iPod and brings it to your iPhone running iOS 8 or newer. The ‘keyboard’ is a simple on-screen circle that operates as a scrolling wheel, while a series of letters, numbers, and symbols slide along top. Tapping the center button enters the letter into your text field. To delete letters, tap the top of the click wheel. Tapping the bottom of the wheel offers capitalization, while the left and right…
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Some things may seem like a good idea at the time, but if being online has taught us anything it’s that the Internet never forgets. A Minecraft account that Reddit user ‘jessemoforice‘ created several years ago recently found itself garnering attention from the game’s developer, Mojang. The Minecraft account in question had the rather cheeky username of ‘MojangSucksDick’. Created during a moment of user frustration, the account was used for a few years without any troubles. Marc Watson, a Mojang support worker, came across the offensive name when doing some unrelated moderation work. As you’d expect, the name caught the support worker’s…
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